Parameter-Gain Accelerated ZNN Model for Solving Time-Variant Nonlinear Inequality-Equation Systems and Application on Tracking Symmetrical Trajectory

Time-variant nonlinear problems have always been a kind of complex research object in the field of control. The accuracy and efficiency of settling time-variant nonlinear inequality-equation (NIE) systems are often affected by the nonlinearity degree of the systems, and there are currently no complete algorithms to settle the time-variant NIE systems effectively. To settle this class of complex systems effectively, time-variant NIE systems are first equivalently transformed into a time-variant equation by introducing a nonnegative variable. Then, through the idea of zeroing neural network (ZNN) and the role of time-variant parameter-gain functions, a parameter-gain accelerated ZNN (PGAZNN) model is proposed to solve time-variant NIE systems. Theoretically, the stability of the proposed PGAZNN model is proved by strict mathematical analysis. In addition, the PGAZNN model can achieve fixed-time convergence, and the upper-bound of convergence time is estimated. Finally, numerical simulation example and symmetry trajectory tracking are given to verify the validity and correctness of the proposed PGAZNN model.

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Symmetry
Published
2025-08-17
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https://doi.org/10.3390/sym17081342
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2
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Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics
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Parameter-Gain Accelerated ZNN Model for Solving Time-Variant Nonlinear Inequality-Equation Systems and Application on Tracking Symmetrical Trajectory

Yihui Lei, Jialiang Chen, Lei Xu
2 citations
Symmetry
Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics
2.43
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Parameter-Gain Accelerated ZNN Model for Solving Time-Variant Nonlinear Inequality-Equation Systems and Application on Tracking Symmetrical Trajectory

Yihui Lei, Jialiang Chen, Lei Xu
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2 citations

Abstract

Time-variant nonlinear problems have always been a kind of complex research object in the field of control. The accuracy and efficiency of settling time-variant nonlinear inequality-equation (NIE) systems are often affected by the nonlinearity degree of the systems, and there are currently no complete algorithms to settle the time-variant NIE systems effectively. To settle this class of complex systems effectively, time-variant NIE systems are first equivalently transformed into a time-variant equation by introducing a nonnegative variable. Then, through the idea of zeroing neural network (ZNN) and the role of time-variant parameter-gain functions, a parameter-gain accelerated ZNN (PGAZNN) model is proposed to solve time-variant NIE systems. Theoretically, the stability of the proposed PGAZNN model is proved by strict mathematical analysis. In addition, the PGAZNN model can achieve fixed-time convergence, and the upper-bound of convergence time is estimated. Finally, numerical simulation example and symmetry trajectory tracking are given to verify the validity and correctness of the proposed PGAZNN model.

SymmetryVol. 17(8)
Jishou University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Hainan Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 10%
Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics
2.43
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Parameter-Gain Accelerated ZNN Model for Solving Time-Variant Nonlinear Inequality-Equation Systems and Application on Tracking Symmetrical Trajectory — Yihui Lei, Jialiang Chen, et al. · Symmetry (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS